Assuming it's Section 8 approved, why would it not be a good idea to slap a Section 8 tenant in there and collect positive cash flow?

@Andy I chose Buildium when going through the process.

I currently own a property under a USDA loan, which has $100k in equity and generates $250 a month in cash flow from rent.

I have some SFR rentals leased through Section 8.

The reason why I would personally place Columbus Ohio in the #1 spot is because you can still find positive cash flow, the 1% rule, and you get amazing appreciation potential.

From my part, I analyze the property's location, neighborhood growth, appreciation factor, the average rents using some paid tools, and crunch some numbers for them to let them know the CoC return, cash flow, and more etc.

Walking random strangers through a house is not the same thing as acting in the seller's best interest. 

I personally have each of my properties setup in their own LLCs (no biz license required where I am at) and then have a personal liability policy to cover myself as an individual in case someone got through the LLC wall.

They advised to go through the title insurance.

I rode around and managed to find a few people working on rehabs and found out who they were renting to, rents they were getting, and one guy was kind enough to walk me through his rehab project.